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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-28
summons.

Action brought in
the District Court
Of the Fourth
First National pank Of Miles Judicial District
City. Montana, OF the Territory
PLAINTIFF, Of Montana In and
for the County OF
AGAINST Custer, and the
Complaint ned In
James ). brisbin, INi County Of
Defendant. Custer. in tn OF.
Zee Of the Clerk
Of said District
Court.
The pNoplo Of tho Territory Of Montan, send
greetin 10 James 8. Brisbin. d iendant.
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tit, In the District Coart Of the Fourth Judi
clal District Of the Territory OF Montana, in and
for the said County OF Custer, end 10 answer the
COMPLAINT died therrin, within ten days exclusive
Of the day Of %service) afer Tie service on you Of
this summons-if served within this county, or, n
served out Of this county. but In this district then
within twenty days; otherwise within forty days-
or judgment by default will be taken against you,
according TO the prayer OF said complaint.
The SAID action 10 brought 10 recover the sum Of
s2.ie6.6 with interest on the sum Of si,si5,G At
the rate OF 10 per cent, per annum from October
23rd. 1883, and on sssO.D from April LIST, 1854, st
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum. and for costa.
and you are further notified that the following O.
scribed property has been attached In said action
The NWk fthe sWL and lots numbered 4 and
: OF section number Is, township 6 . orth, range
90 east, and lots umbered l6 and II. in block e.
Miles CITY. ontana, and lots numbered l and 2
In block i6. together With the buildings and other
Improvements thereon. In the town Of Miles City,
county OF Custer and territory Of Montana. accord.
Ing 20 the survey and the plat thereof filed for
record by the Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY
with the recorder Of deeds for said county, This
action is brought against you TO recover the
amount OF unpaid stock o. ned BY you In the
Tongue River Irrigating and itch COMPANY 10
satisfy the demand % plaintiff - above stated. -
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-28

No bills against THE YELLowsronE JOURNAL,
contracted by any Of the employees Of said paper or,
eshsrs, will bs recognised unless accompanied by 0
written order signed b. the publisher or business
manager.
rsponsible for any Of the opinions or uttsrancss Of
is correspondents.
Notice 10 hereby gwen TO all concerned that THt
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL holds the contract from
advertising. Of whatever nature ehargeable to Gus
ter county ; and IL also the designated and only
paper In Custer county In which services by pub
location can be legally made. Legal notices pub.
iisAsd In other papers Of Custer county, are void
and worthless. Is has been decided by the courts Of
Montana.
All letters and communication containing ms
ter INTENDED for publication In this paper, shou 4
b addressed 70 THE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL"
and the name Of the writer must be given 10 insure
attention.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-28
A. ". CHURCH & CO.,
Proprietofs o. Oh.
Park Street
A0RSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Ample accommodation Tor taking care OF stock IN
either barn or co raj.
Finest Livery RIGS in The City,.
Saddlp GorSe> on Reasonable Rates

Middle GaSe> on Reasonable Rates
In the the District Cour, OF the Fourth Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana within and
for the county Of Custer.
Ae ion brought In the
Andrew J. Maxwell, District Court Of the
Fourth Judicial Dis.
Plaintiff trict Of the Territory OF
Montana, In an for he
AGAINST county Of ,uster, and
the complaint hied In
Marcslla Maxwell. said county OF Custer,
in the once OF the
Defendant. clerk Of said Distri,t
Court.
The people Of the territory OF Montana send
greeting to Marceila Max well, defendant, You are
against you by the aiove named plaintiff. In the
District court Of the Fourth Judicial District Of
the Territory OF Montana, in and for the said
county OF Custer, AM TO answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF %service) after the service on you OF this sum
mous-if served within this c unity, or, ~ served
out OF this county, but In this district, then With
in twenty days; otherwise wi hin forty dsys-or
judgment By default vii b. taken asains, you, &C.
cording 10 the prayero Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought 10 d ssoive the bonds
Of mstrimony existing between the plaintiff and
defendant upon the ground that the said defendant
disregsrding the solemnity OF her marriage VOWS,
wilfully and Without cause deserted and sbandon-
ed the plaintiff in the year 1871, and ever since
that time has AMI still continues 80 TO wilfully and
without cause desert and abandon said plaintiff
and to live separate aud apart from him without
his consent. And for costs, - will more fully sp-
pear BY refer nee TO The compla NJ on file herein.
And you re hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint. a. sbove 70.
9uired, the said plaintiff will apply TO the court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the District
Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
o. the Territory OF Montana, in and
for the said county Of Custer this 18th
tsEAL.l day OF December, In the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six.
JAMES MCFARLAND, Clerk.
STREvRLL & GARLocE.
AttornaVk for ll.gntt6
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-28

sTREvEIL & GARLocE.
Attorneys for ilaintin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-01-28

Action brought in
\ the District Court
Of the Fourth
Judicial. District
| OF the Territory
Of Montana In and
for the County OF
I Custer. and the
. Complaint led In
All County Of
l Custer. in tn Of.
Zee Of the Clerk
| Of said. District
raurt
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
BIC RIOT At A RAGE
zAy'oc wsoUsrT sy sPseTAToss-
BAss wsss tie Nenes ksfusssns @Ee
ks~sns ksssssA surn lhs Little fsgsish
ssw2 tpssds ossa .aa scare
Ma : Ds<tk-

LoNaeS. sept. ls-TAs sprint race 81
Little Ridss to4@y ~ss ths sosns oi . i1'sst
llsxrxosf8.l not 0sns sas hagohins wsfs
sD1sonaosd - ran q rsos of i2e sarels iaf .
parse - l.o0o Tns Efoends were ele~asa
xilh thousands cs spectators. he wsFe en-
th0s - * ana bsis ~sfs rylng sbsas "a
fysIy manner before t1t race.
Wesn lAs N9s esnse foE ths fslh<1efs
10 start both nsen aPPesree. bat Z s<tsns
thai seat had tsllsd 30 ran vel 81 xfsfIftis
trial held IA the m0fnlns. aud has saakss
a. Tie lAsi naonseat fosbAae his running
This was announced - ne spectators sAo
Hutcbins wss 4 yea The ssskes ihls saved
tie heavy estters who we're saes.ng cont
TIE spectators were alsEUstso, Del y hen ths
owners of t1S grOnBos refused 10 return he
enusuce money - them thelf lndif fnatieh
knee DO bounds an directly rsoi began.
Axny people we're fr0na sAs PROVINCES. aud
we're doubly snrsecd 81 losing both fbsf
fares 10 the place sad the nlsneY thes had
paia 10 witness lie rsos also. They
began bv demolishlng tie ratings
ABOUT the stands snd Tng. They then con
nnued their attack and partially demoi-
ishej iwo grand slacas, the dancing pssli-
lion and TIE large Assembly Hail which
they SET Oh IRE AMER collecting tie aobfls
they hac made they piled u az up ih AZ
large heaps aad SCI Ire - them.
Cpon this, excited by the destruction
they bad already accomplished. they tired
several wooden buildings anu ratings neAf
the railroAd and very nearly set Ere 10 the
Br0Inpion depot. They then looted liquor
saloons. bonbsrded WINDOWS and played
havoc generally. When the police nuo fire-
men charged upon shem they returned the
harge with both full and empty bottles
from saloons number of rioters had
struggle with the railroad inspec-
tor, who dropped deaf. overcome
by excitement The iremen played the
hose a. the rioters. but II had no effect.
The mon bad possession of the saloons and
surroundings for three hours. When the
police were greatly reinforced and were
ready for another charge the crowd dis-
persed. A great amount OF cAnsge wss
done and tue cost 10 the owners Of The
grounds will be enormous.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
THE UNITED STATES COURT.
The Harrow Cases Decided-The Electric
Light Case submitted.

The Harrow Cases Deeided-The Electric
Light Case submitted.
The United States Court yesterday morn
ing Judge Severns handed down the opinion
in the cases of d. C. and II. c. Reed & Co.
against Lawrence & Chaplin. and the same
complainants against Chase. Tavlor a. Co.
Judge Jackson occupied the bench with
Judge Ssverens during the trial of these
cases and concurs in the opinion. The cases
were brought by complainant for infringe
ments OF numerous of its spring tooth har-
row patents. Toe opinion OF the court is
for the complainsnts and restores the
former DEGREES granted by Justice Matthews.
The defendants will carry the cases TO the
United States Supreme Court.
A decree was granted the defendants in
the case of Gaius w. Perkins against the
Haney Manufacturing Company for in
fringement OF patent, and the bill of COM
plant was dismissed.
The remainder of the day was spent in
hearing the electric light companies con-
troversy. The old company want the field
10 themselves under an ordinance given To
them by the City Council. The Edison
Company want 10 enter the field in compe-
tition. Judge Severens remarked from the
bench that the case involved very impor-
tant principle and presented an interesting
point. The court did not render any de
cision. but took the case for futurs consider
alton, no. stating when he would render an
opinion. Blair, Kingsley & kleinhxns APP
peared for the old company, and +. J.
0'Brien and NJ. J. Smiley represented ths
Edison Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20

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sfe. Izrs toae p41Y e1ll1 s4ssi%4t< pFs
Fsss4
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q, s4e El4zt4. flEgl. rsH1 a. osss1tA
s. 4rlz 80 tse DztlsF ~ xrs1aaz = tfsa-
ek'se - las tz5ss 6nPaaF - oaei sac
tee 1ert4 ea1 - - c.ty ssp1fts1 ,asl insF
~eaasa s~esas sssas tAsf 30 i'Afislef
flzas1 -sss se xra1lsJ. aaai ths eoGpa1y
4slsa Lle Lass sEsA9s oSx2a.
AteTuza -4Eacers uzoFs1 t1kI tne rs-
eort bs acoepsea al adopted.
Ale lrsg1s HoskG as a. Amendment
tlsf tas fspoxf - sccepis1 <G1 P4ecsd ca
lle. ss.en suencBlsEt e.a 10t p1sss- -
tke 1e-.osiag Egss
1exs-Creeae. i'sGsssf Ls1niere.-s.
AaFs- br~lAef DoTe + ssuA4raz. HsE-
asE.f Haafley, AAris. hekse Psatlind
sa..asters. ,tezsrs, stem. s1snal4sn --lz
Alderman. .l'essrazf wso las n0sf earnest
y opposei t1e s1s4ns sealenl u tns pfesen
Grsu1 h4pssts stree Railway Company >
Ffe IS. took CEsL0n 10 speak ~ fAYVr q
granting toe C8ble CoEnpanT c@rfain feeders
"a fhC hlll a. fTom i1ess feeders they er-
peetea ~ ga zs there benefits DO n0s sat
8 siam bling book ia lie sav Of = Company
Vaic1 i here i1yestins thslr wealth. ne
sad The Alderman being an Interested
sles Acltisr. l. very anxious Tor c4ols lDe
franchises, and vet does rot desire 70 see
The Cherry street lice built
Alderman Crsqus said he vas ashamed
u tns Aldermen OF ths Fourth Ward .
make : report contrary 70 the oSneut O.
tAis ward Alderman Eissnhardt, Who was
touched by tAls blunt remark, explained
lAaE az did not intend 10 hinder the COM
panys ; work ID The east. ss they could not
DO aEy more than they were doing now and
when that line was com pisted he would
vote % extend the cabe line - other streets
4nd thus give them feeders.
The question recurring on Alderman
Saunders motion - adopt the report Il was
carried oy the following vote.
leas-AideFmsn Brenner Doyle Flsel-
hsrdt. Hayward Hantly, Mars, Mckee,
Pantlnd Saunders. stewart, Stein, Shaas-
han.
Nsvs-Crsque. DeGrasf. Iaun isre.-3
Alderman Detiraaf moved that the clerk
be instructed 10 draw an order for 200 In
favor of the Bruschke Furniture Company
ct Chicago, for expenses IN coming here u
fgure on TIE furniture for the city hail.
Alderman Lsunier opposed the motion
in a lev brief remarks expressing himself
that the Cleveland firm should also DC re-
cOmpensed, and Alderman DeGraafs mo-
ton Was lost.
Alderman DeGraaf further moved that
the ComplrOller draw an order Tor sivO Ia
favor OF the Bruschke Furniture Company
for expenses which prevailed.
Alderman Pantlind moved that the lati-
tuds and longitude OF the city o. Grand
Rapids De cut in the stone placed by the
Government in Fulton Street Park, which
motion prevailed.
Alderman Hun;ley moved that the WAY.
and Means Committee be instructed to add
the sum Of s. COO To the annual budget foi
the purpose OF buying = lot and building
an engine house in the Third ward. Re
isrred TO the Committee on Ways and
Means. and the Council adjourned at 1880
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
Richly Entertained.

A large and enthusiastic audience Wit
messed an excellent vaudeville" entertain
meDt al Smith Opera House last evening.
The n. NJ. 5. Pinsfore for frst part Was
msgniAoentlv costumsd, introducing many
beautiful songs and humorous savings. and
scored = decided hit Mason and Baker
the eccentric song and dance com sdians, IN
their bHrles4ue limitations, we're eycseding
ly clever. fhe old fsvoTite. J0hnnT
Ray. caught the house with his peculiar
antics, and made's tremendous hit. The
Two Roses "Rshnsd xeteh. are great.
their 'wiuzing being toe oest ever Wit
messed ia this city. ..nlDa Lapause. the
queen Of ali song ani dance artists. won
seversl hearty enco-es. toDIeT and Ersncis
in 'CommotioB. introd9ce piessing songs
and some remarkable soTo5sfic dane ~
Lille Rose. in her skipping fop~ darce
made big hit kuftz he wonder 0f Jug
gisrs introduced msoy marvellous nev
snd original tricks. The great comedy 10
seven say.exs s1d ye.l Mo Orns tbe
Baby vas nDt Of - an sfgsrp.scs. rhica
gave Nessrs " = Harvey sUd 80dnnse
Ray a. excellent opportunity Aor thz nitro
dac.iou of nne chsrs ter sctins szd se1t
The crord bous r trs oess 81 hsfucr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20

DO VOC have dull. heavy hekdsche OBJ
sifuciiol of tee nnkai ps-saces. oisclsrges
falling from tie bead into TIE throat. ienx-
cious. mucous. pCrUient bloody RUd pulr.1.
eyes weak vatery. Ano iuasaeo ring ~
in the sars. deafness. aackine of C3gs salne
20 clear The throat. 81 pecl9 ration 81 afca-
sive matter, together with soahs from Dicera
voice changed and Dtsai twarK. breath
ohensive, smell and taste inpS red is there
sensatiou Of cizaIDess. Win utnlel 90
preston. = hacking coneL and general de-
biiiiyl II you have az or any considcrshe
number Il these symptoms, y0u are sufef-
ng from Nasal CstsfTh. The m0fe eompli-
caiea Your disease has become thel greater
The number anu diversity 81 SYMPTOMS.
Thousands of cEses snnOaliv, wifnost nlha
isesiinr bali ~ The ABOVE symptoms result
IN consumption. and erd in the gravs 10
disease - so cofafaon. ni,fe desepixe and
dangerous. or lees understood. 80 more ~
successfully trezted ~ physicians Tie
manufacturers Of DR. SAGE Naisrrh ilensdT
offer. Ia good faith. reward 81 800 i0r .
case OF this disease which they cannot cure.
The Remedy is soid Dy druggists Al only %
cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
YOU KNOW HOW TO COME
And This viii Tell You VI \ "a You May Re
turn from the Fair.

turn From the Fair.
The railroads leading to Grand Rapid
will maze m effort TO care for the passen-
gers who want to visit the fair this woek
Reduced rates are offered and extra coaches
will be provided, besides running extra
trains In order to make it more conven-
lent for the public, the time card OF the de-
parture a. trains over the different roads Is
given:
The Chicsgo ard West Michigan road
will run extra coaches on all trains, giving
ample accommodation 10 patrons. The de-
psrture Of trains over the Newsygo division
Is at $50 a. m, los and $50 p. IN. Going
south on the main line trains depart NJ
91O. 1890. 500 and III p. IN. Trains south
leave the Union Depat.
The departure OF trains on the Michigan
Central. which will make extra prepara-
tions for carrying OF all visitors. Is rs fol-
lows: Trains leave the Union depot at 6:l6
and $50 a. m; aud l:l0 and 1910 p. m.
The d., G.. II. & NJ. road have four
trains day, leaving the city at $40 a. NJ.
and l:l0, $40 and l0i5 p. III. going west.
while trains going East leave at ESQ, 1880
and IL a. m. and $50 and $50 p. m. from
the depot on East Leonard-st.
On the Lake Shore trains depart from the
West Bridge-st. depot, leaving at 7:45 a. m.
and 4.35 p. N. A local freight leaves at
1880 p. m, carrying passengers as far as
Kalamazoo.
The G.. Il. & |. trains from both north and
south arrive in time to load their passengers
here in time to see the grand exhibit, and
the evening train, will take them home at
various hours. The departure of train. north
is at s.05 and 1880 =. m and 5:o5 and 10:40
.. m. Going south. 7.l5 and ll:45 n. m. and
. ?. m. The Saginaw express leaves at $50
Il. IN. and D. IN.
On the Muskegon branch trains leave al
$50 and II a m, and 40 p. m. All trains
leave ~ Union Depot.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20

Mas aekss L. keaasls tstroaaees - Nasis
k.sssrs "a me- w~ssrs' ktsus

- Ate W ~ssAs A@N&8
TIE ausewsy s1se.s0 tAs ssaaa1s ss
sz1aslfGl 04k1 asss--sse horas os Nr sna
Nrs =. Ii Nxlsrs as brilliantly lisnai-
nsses ssA grserfai ixaierns AS exe1lng
&24 Wa1l1 tbe 1~aI-y la<zszQG wsrs
as<Fis 80 gass1s seo las responded
- Ars- aters laFil4<l1H G. AessCsss
HE soteriAlafneaE wkk sven i9f sile paf~
ssss . lbtre.aQglaE soeaEilF so 1asics..y y
Aiss hslsl = Asaa2i-. SAo las 81 aow
cosas % ne e.ty ~ nsks hsr ho1Ae here
Aiss Asaasl ~ss he preo<l.ifsss ior ths
pa4o a. Wells loileEs ~hels Miss
NAisrs grad s.sS. a1d ihs fsnuiy wefs
asslfoas q tatfesd acias ksr plaAsxntig
70 Tie nasle i0fers u ths fsliey Gty. Ias
Spacious psriors wsfs eroN ae1 with de-
agkgs1 iistsnefs f0f Miss kendzli i .
orsln@nt plAnlsts aud her selections were
very pleasing There ~efe nexfls dszsu
numeefs Ola tAs progfsaaal whscn opsnod
Nsta scbuMsnas 0Fslloa " srain fr30snes
NirFsn. Shlcn &lss Kendall sxec0ied with
AZ Artistic nnish. Miss Luther sAag seFy
pisssxnuy he lewei song irom Faust
ana biomenihsis ~sssskgs aud she was
fsil0~ed oy Aiss ksndsli IN one Of her
own Ast0FkAs aud q Caopin selection
Mrs. Clayton J. GILL; WHO vas heard
iof the nrst time as Mrs. 0ill
sang Schnserts ~H4fsntholt' Her mar
vei0us oontrslto has never es<a equAlleo
oy local soprano. Her voice is simply
wonderful aud is depth aud power and her
splendid control OF Il created a genuine sen
sstlon. IL is hoped the lady will
be heard often. Mr.. Eday VAS
enc0fed for bis sch gman songs a. wss als7
Ms. Gill IN The New Kingdom N>o she
sang q delightful lullaby. Hiss hughes
vas n fxultless soco - panist
Miss kendall has al exquisite touch, her
execution is perfect And ber manner OF
playing brilliant She made many friends
by her modest and unsssnming manner.
Mrs. and Miss Waters gave their friends
= most enjoyable evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20

a Woman Nearly Killed and . Mas
roaad Almost Dead at Kingsley.

Foaad Almost Dead At Kingsley.
Correspondence osihe TEiEsRAN HERALD.
KiSSsLrY Sept. Ie---rhe corner stone Of
the German Lutheran church was laid yes
ierdsy. and Philip Miller, a farmer living
about two miles southeast OF Kingsley, was
in town. accompanied by his wife, attend
ing the services A be was starting for
home last evening Miller turned around "A
street corner too quickly aud overturned
the buggy, throwing out bis wife and serl-
ously injnring her. She remained unc0n-
scious most Of the time until this morning.
The doctor says he has bat slight hopes Of
her recovery.
William +. Denniston, an old AL
respected citizen Of Msyfeid,
was found al his home lying unconscious
with his head in a slop-bucket where he
had evidently fallen the night before. lie
is still unconscious and the Doctor says
there is no hopes for him. HE relatives
were notified by wire and bis son, who i
In Omaha, Nebraska. ss expected home to-
morrow. He was called home ~ January
last 10 attend the funeral Of his mother
Farmers are harvesting their potatoes
and report a very small crop. The wesiher
is very dry and warm and good rain
would be very welcome for fall wheat
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
- The 4nplAN'S WANTS.
They Want the Boundaries Tixsd and
Bread that Isn't Musty.

BIsxARcK. Oak. Sept. i9.-Bishop Walk
er, OF the Indian Commission, VINO recently
returned from Q visit 10 Standing Rock.
had q consultation with the Indians. and =
very interesting questios was discussed.
Chief Gaul did most Of the painted taking.
The ldians complain that the boundary
lines Of the reservation are not well defined.
and hope they rlav be fixed and the Indians
permitted 10 build mounds the entire dis
lance. nc that the whites will not trespsss.
They also complain that the food gwen by
the Government; is musty. and FOR THIS
they blame the Inspector, nc. the agent
They oppose The Dawes bill. and ssy they
do not wnnt land dealt ont TO them in sev.
crafty, bat TO know how much land they
have and contract il ss they see fit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
FOLKS WE KNOW.

Mrs. John Patton. Jr.. is visiting friends
Ia Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. 6eorgs AsiihOt have re-
turned from their Welding trip
Hon. Geo. r. D0wling Of Montsgus, Is in
the ciIy "a attendance at tns lair.
wm. n. n. Middleton and Miss Lot,is
Collins are % be married tomorrow even
ing.
II 4. GUNNER. Of tbe firm of GUNNER &
scrs. OF Cadillac. vas a. he Esgls yester
dsy.
L r. coon. OF shelby. First Assistant
Sergeant AZ Arms OF the State Senate. Is in
the city.
Mss George Miedleton has returned
home sfsr two weeks visit 70 friends IN
Cadillac.
G. p. Hsniks. flrnisgrs dealer. of Pc
tosksy vas Ia the city yesterday. registered
a. The tsxIe.
". T. Ray hss sccsptrd q position With
she Chase Bros. Piano Company. Mr.. Raw
'sss iorlssrly a. Kansas City.
Mrs e Wood of Muskegon. daughter OF
frs j N.Wicox. OF 525 south Division st.
rrived In The city Yesterday 70 pay her
riends = visit.
prank r. ciu has xoce 10 attend the
National Convention OF the Cigsrnaakers'
f-oton A. BinrhAnuton. = y. He IS the
De spsfs fo- Western Michigan
Mr. sna Mrs. n. Fl. Hovey. formerly Of
The Vsllsv city. bat now Of Los Anxsses.
Caiifarnis a. 'n The city Tor few days.
TIE guests Of their sou. J. A. H0vey. a. The
NaDd0ms.
Hsr~r Esrhrck oksssuer for Spr0ul 4
McGarrin hss nst joined the Beue,iicts.
He wse married yssfsrlsT. At Aiilgrovs. 70
Miss Dell Judd. of that place. oy tne Rev.
r Moerdyk They wiil MAKE their home
a. this city ~ i52 Cenfer-st.
~ ~ Foster. of Traverse City. County
Treasurer Of Grsnd traverse county. ac-
compsnied By his son Who manages h :
harcwsrs business a. Fife AXE. vas IN ths
ctr yesterday. They vent 20 Oisez0 ia
the sfernoon snd vi come bsck hers
fonixht
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
NOBLE SHRiNEES.
Alan Katile. wahir'-Thsy Are Going Il
Chicago.

Hitopadsal Bismillahl
When the voice of the Muezziu shall call
the Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine of Salsddin
Temple 20 the noon prayer in the mysteri
Gus and unattainable rooms that are within
the vast recesses at the top of the Widdi-
comb 0uiIding.on Thursday next. the sweet
and inefiab,e music of the tigers song will
be heard and the Grand Rapids Mobiles will
fold their feg caps and depart for Chicago.
In that mystic city they will on
Thursday evening and all Of Septembers
sacred Friday De the guests of Medinsh
Temple which is in the CITY that lies over
against the southern end of Michigan's 5 sea
Friday morning st there will be re-
cepiion at Medinsh'. headquarters. At 10
A. NJ. will begin the pleasure drive and
sightseeing. the visiting NOODLES being under
escort IN parties Of three With one member
Of the home commlttse and they will take
carriages corresponding with their badges.
The MOBILES viii return TO headquarters at
,. m. and at Is p. N they will proceed
30 the First Regiment ArmOry escorted by
band and Noble Csmpbsll-no dromsdaries
osing allowed in the line. At 1915 the
banquet viii begin. and then.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-20
OBSTRUCTION AND DEATH.
A Railroad Couision Followed by as
Explosion of Giant Powder

WILKEsBkKEE, Pa, Sept. l9.--An accident
occurred on the north branch Of The
Psnnsylvania railroad near Monsnsou us
this evening. the trsin-dispstobsr allow nr
the freight trains travelling in opposiis
directions 10 come together on q single track.
Three Of the train hands were fatally ia
iured. -Four OF the carr were loaded wiih
giant powder which exploded with isrrif,
force. tearing up The rocks. trscks, ties and
about twenty-five cars of the latter csughi
fire and with their contents we're destroyed
The loss 20 railroad will be 500. 600.